Sentence examples for as a coloured from inspiring English sources

Damian de Allende, for example, was recently declassified as a "coloured" player, as he has Hispanic ancestry.

He stands up for the younger generation, declaring to his father: "You think of yourself as a coloured man, I think of myself as a man".

He didn't see me as a "coloured" stranger but a kinswoman, who, like him, cannot accept the proposition that some must make and keep billions so the rest can get to pick up crumbs from under their tables.

If a gene is active, the RNA in the sample binds to the complementary gene fragment on the slide, and can be detected under ultraviolet light as a coloured dot.

In nearby Atherstone, James Bilson, who is paid at the minimum wage for making spokes, resents the fact that he earns the same money as "a coloured bloke who can't speak English.

For example, a white person was one who "in appearance obviously is a white person and who is not generally accepted as a coloured person, or is generally accepted as a white person and is not in appearance obviously not a white person"… provided that "a person shall not be classified as a white person if one of his natural parents has been classified as a coloured person or a black".

A modified aqueous workup delivered 5 as a dark coloured liquid (E/ Z 6 4) in excellent yield (90 g, >95 %) and purity (ca. 95%%).

Unusually, in John George Wood's 1865 book The Illustrated Natural History, an image is described showing a Welsh Cocker Spaniel as a solid coloured dark spaniel.

Juveniles moult from their first summer body plumage into winter plumage during late September to November, and later undergo a pre-breeding moult similar in timing and duration to that of the adults, and often producing as brightly coloured an appearance.

In particular, they converge with order at most (1/2) when the input process is chosen as the Wiener process or a coloured noise process, as their paths are only Hölder continuous of order less than (1/2).

In another essay McKaiser refers to the Coloureds of Cape Town – he himself is a Coloured – as "the dirty little secret" of the city: "Cape Town, you see, treats Coloured people like dirt".